Social Action Grants History

This page contains information on First Parish Social Action Grants made in prior years.
Grants Awarded for 2005-6 Program Year

 

Organization Project Title Request Amount Program Area FP Contact
Concord Area Pre-School Association 2005 Scholarships for local Pre-Schoolers $600 Community/Concord Betsy Siebert
Concord Prison Outreach Program funding and Course Materials $3,000 Community/Concord Linda Reynolds
Gaining Ground Concord Food for Families Program $3,000 Community/Concord Cynthia Ellis
The Greeley Foundation 2005-06 Grant-making Program $1,000 Community/Concord Nancy James
First Parish in Concord Youth Service Project with partner church in Szekelykereszter, Romania $1,000 Community/First Parish Tracey Bird
Domestic Violence Victim Assistance Program 2005 Court Intervention Project $2,500 Domestic Violence Laurie Van Loon
U U Urban Ministry Funderberg Scholars textbook purchases $1,000 Education Loretta Ho Sherblom
Household Goods Recycling Ministry management and general expenses $1,000 Environment Larry Eckler
Boston PFLAG Safe Schools and Communities $2,000 GLBT Rights Sarah Ballard
Fellowhsip Program 2005 Healing Our Community Collaborative (HOCC) $5,000 HealthCare Eric Van Loon
Ecclesia Ministries/Common Cathedral Common Cathedral 2005-06 $5,000 Homelessness Jim Reynolds
One Family tuition assistance $3,000 Homelessness Bill Seaver
Amnesty International Concord Group 15 Concord - local events and activities 2005-06 $2,000 International Phillip Villers
Children's Island 2005 meals program for orphanage in Argentina< $1,200 International C. White; M. Kimball
Concord-Carlisle Human Rights Council San Marcos Sister Cities Project - micro-bank in San Marcos, Nicaragua $2,000 International Al Armenti
Connect Africa Foundation start up businesses and scholarships for orphans in Africa $1,550 International Ted Englander
Doctors Without Borders Pakistan Earthquake Releif $3,000 International Grants Committee
Fundacion para la Reconciliacion Schools of Forgiveness and Reconciliation in the US $2,000 International Alice Kaufman
Partners in Health Paul Farmer Lecture $1,000 International SAC Grants Committee
The Prajnopaya Foundation TB Clinic and Camp in Bihar, India, Summer 2005 $2,000 International Bill Seaver
The Sharing Foundation The Roteang Orphanage 2005 $1,200 International Lee Steppacher
Unitarian Universalist Service Committee Disaster Relief 2004 Tsunami $3,000 International SAC Grants Committee
Restoration Project management and general expenses $2,000 Mental Health Marty Stern
First Parish in Concord Katrina Relief $10,000 Special Initiative SAC
Spindletop UU $1,000
Bridge to Biloxi $7,635
Coop Met Min $300
Gulf Coast Aid $1,065
Stand High Stand United Stand High Stand United Bill Seaver
TOTAL $59,350
Grants Awarded for 2004-5 Program Year
The SAC Grants committee awarded the following grants in the 2004-5 social action year. .

 

Amnesty International Group 15 $ 500 Local Events
Boston PFLAG* $2,000 Safe Schools and Communities
Children's Island $1,200 Day Care Meals Program
Concord Area Preschool Assn $ 500 Pre-School Scholarships
Concord Family & Youth Services $1,500 Making Choices Program
Concord Housing Foundation, Inc. $1,000 Baker Homes Development
CCHRC-San Marcos $2,000 Health Center & School System
Domestic Violence Services of Central Middlesex $1,500 DVVAP Court Advocate, Lawyer for a Day Pgm
First Parish Youth Service Project $1,000 Szekelyereszter Youth Program
Foundation for Reconciliation $2,000 Schools of Forgiveness/Reconciliation
Friends of Hernendez $2,000 Arts and Culture Program
$2,000 Arts in the Park 2005
The Greeley Foundation $1,000 Programming
Household Goods/Recycling Ministry* $1,000 General Support
Match Up $2,000 Visiting and Escorting Program
One Family $3,000 Tuition Assistance
Partners in Health $1,000 Medical Treatment Programs in Haiti
The Peace Project* $2,000 Teen Center @ Egelston Square
Prajnopaya Foundation* $2,000 Summer TB Clinic
Restoration Project* $2,000 Program Assistance
Albert Schweitzer Fellowship $5,000 Providing Free Medical Care
The Sharing Foundation $1,200 4 High School Scholarships Roteang Orphanage
UUSC Disaster Relief* $3,000 Tsunami victims
UU Urban Ministry $9,500 Renewal House and Unrestricted
UUUM Funderburg Scholars $3,000 Dontica Bell, Scholarship
$1,000 Textbooks
UUUM Stand High/Stand United $5,000 Summer Camperships
TOTAL in Grants $59,900